react-s

react-s stands for structure, short & simple.

Table of Contents

• Motivation
• Installation
• Features
• Future Updates
• Not included
• Documentation
• Third-Party Libraries
• License

Motivation

The aim is to provide a jquery-like interface to write react apps in a predictable way using json-like objects instead of jsx to reduce code boilerplate verbosity.

Installation

• You can use npx to download the available template and start coding:

  npx react-s-starter 
  

• You can also install it to an existing project by:

  npm i @joaoalbertocsjunior/react-s
    
  import { Element, Render } from "@joaoalbertocsjunior/react-s";
  

• Alternatively you can:

  1. Clone the repository

     Start by cloning the repository to your local machine.

     git clone https://github.com/joaoalbertocsjunior/react-s.git
     cd react-s  
     	   

  2. Install dependencies

     npm install
        	

  3. Run development server

     npm run start
        

Features

• Declarative way to declare html and jsx elements and capabilities build and render component trees.

Future Updates

• Support for easier rendering one and two dimensional custom components like lists and tables;
• JQuery-like way to query component tree;
• Support for state management;
• Support for router;
• Code flow normalization;
• Minified version;
• CDN version;

Not included

• Replacement for css;

Documentation

• Under Construction

Third-Party Libraries

This is a React.js project bootstrapped using npx create-react-app and includes various third-party dependencies. The project is licensed under the MIT License.

This project uses third-party libraries that are licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for full licensing information.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.